Hello;
If it is aspx web form application, adding following line to your vhost file
should be enough..
<VirtualHost *:80>
#Some other options
MonoServerPath /usr/bin/mod-mono-server2
#some other options
</VirtualHost>
I add noting special except this.. But its different for mvc applications..
It work well for my Ubuntu 10.04 LTS
On Tue, Apr 26, 2011 at 12:45 AM, Vivek Srivastava <
srivastava.vivek1989 at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Monoers,
> As this is my first post, I am not sure whether this word has been used by
> anyone else or not.
> But I would like to call any mono user as a *'''monoer"".*
> I have been using C# on windows and also a bit of asp.net
> But Now I thought to start Asp.Net app development on linux using mono
> using Apache,So
> I got into few problems:Here is the problem statement
> *I installed each and every bit of software related to mono to host
> asp.net applications,*
> *Initially everything worked fine when I used XSP on port 8080.But when I
> used apache mod_mono*
> *handler on apache2 ,it showed the directory forbidden,So I added Allow
> for all with SetHandler mono in *
> *<Location > directives (as suggested for apache2).But it says the
> localhost is temporarily down.And when I stopped *
> *the apache and restarted again xsp ,the localhost web pages were not
> working.I am also giving the file httpd.conf as a link.*
> *Any suggestions are welcome from the community.*
> *Link to Apache httpd.conf : *
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